Did you try the "Generic Linux" ChimeraX distribution on the ChimeraX download page? That one is supposed to include the dependencies. It is a *.tar.gz file.
Tom
On Dec 18, 2022, at 4:49 AM, Добромир Калчевски via ChimeraX-users chimerax-users@cgl.ucsf.edu wrote:
Hello,
Can you provide ChimeraX linux binary as useful as the Chimera linux binary ? - without all of the dependencies being outside of the package. Also, can the package simply install in the /home/username/.local/CHIMERAX... directory, just as Chimera or in a similar path ? (makes uninstallation easy, saves disk space). Many distros do not have package managers as convenient as those of Red Hat or Debian. For example I use Clear Linux (for the performance) and the dependencies are not even in the package manager. There is also no explicit list of dependencies and according to your web site there are about 50 of them, anyway. Basically whatever I do there is always a missing library I cannot easily find / compile / have no time for it, etc., so ChimeraX for me is out of reach.
I tried Chimera from the linux binary and it ran just fine, but it lacks something in the GUI, which ChimeraX does not. The visualization settings fields can be scrolled up and down, so if I load let's say 12 molecular orbitals - I can easily hide / show the ones I need, instead of having them all on the screen and using the "Data set list" to manually show / hide each one.
Best Regards, Dobromir
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